‘Pride goeth before destruction, and an haughty spirit before a fall.’– An...
The High Court in England & Wales has handed down a judgment declaring that the Chief Constable of Northumbria Police – a force covering Northumberland, Newcastle and Sunderland, (basically the...
View ArticleSteal My Sunshine!
A song from the late 90s by Len. But this request (not to) was in vain, the UK government has announced £50,000,000 of funding to ‘dim the Sun’, in a bid to counter climate change, reports the...
View ArticlePower-mad
The UK experienced a nationwide blackout after its main energy plant failed, officials said.Its power grid collapsed at around 11:00 (15:00 GMT), the energy ministry wrote on X.Grid officials said...
View ArticleChampagne for my real friends…
…real pain for my sham friends. Bring consternation to your enemies by having a splendid and productive New Year.
View ArticleI want it on record that I deplored the theft of the banner. Thanks to me it...
Just Stop Oil march gets hijacked by stag-do leaving protesters furious Video courtesy of the Daily Mail via Instapundit. The Mail writer reveals an unexpected talent for understatement: The...
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View ArticleHow long before we see “Deinsulate Britain” protestors?
“Insulation was supposed to save us money… but it ruined our homes: Millions crippling repair costs after botched green upgrades”,writes Chris Brooke in the Daily Mail: Getting Britain’s homes...
View ArticleMerry Christmas
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View ArticleBrian’s Friday – Zoom
The Life of Brian: A Reception to Celebrate the Life of Brian Micklethwait event at the Institute of Economic Affairs tomorrow will be available on Zoom for anyone who cannot attend. Link here.
View ArticleLawyers having a riot – in a hospital – some killed
I am surprised that this story from Pakistan – perhaps this is real ‘lawfare’? – Three die as marauding Pakistan lawyers rampage through cardiac hospital has not gained more attention, there is a...
View ArticleLeaving the EU – a Jersey jaunt and a Guernsey gallivant
Rightly not trusting our leaders to deliver on their statements (there were, IFUC, no promises about leaving the EU from Mrs May), the Sage of Kettering and I have left the EU in that recently, we have...
View ArticleWhat are your rules for giving a good party?
It’s the party season, here in London and presumably all around Christendom. Speaking for myself, I attended a dinner party on Christmas Eve, had a quiet day on Christmas Day, but then held a party at...
View ArticleA Lincoln Lark
The Sage of Kettering and I have been on another day trip, this time to Lincoln. We have also visited a mystery town I shall leave you to guess below, and also at Stow-by-Lindsey, a tiny village west...
View ArticleVictory
THE ARMISTICE DAY, NOVEMBER 1918 (Q 80135) Crowd cheering outside Buckingham Palace during the Armistice Day, 11 November 1918. Copyright: © IWM. Original Source:...
View ArticleRare literal example of ‘No True Scotsman’ Fallacy
Twitter urged to bring in ‘Verified Scottish’ status A Scottish member of the European parliament has warned that fake Scots are taking to twitter and spreading fake news. It is unclear what led natz...
View ArticleA Lusitanian* adventure
Last month, the Sage of Kettering and I went on another trip, this time to England’s oldest ally, Portugal. *It involved brief excursions into Spain over a raia (‘the stripe’ as it is called), one of...
View ArticleA Suffolk sortie
The Sage of Kettering and I have been on another trip, not to some distant, warm, European setting, but a distinctly chilly Suffolk on a bright early Spring day. Here is my account of our trip to an...
View ArticleRod Liddle on Oxfam
The people of Haiti needed help — what they got was a bunch of Oxfam sleazebags Yet another brilliant party I’ve missed out on. The Oxfam gig in Haiti back in 2011 — the whores, I’m told, were...
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